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Telegram-herald., 1887-08-23
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ilokpak, AIS. s2.-t1znf II Oolhsr. oi
cAiosso. VIZ tbs Feolplesl 81 81 vale aaai-
snes With tAs Queen. al osaerns HOUSE.
this sissFneon. and presented - Her Asiss-
y with the luhilss address 81 Tue rcsiaspss
Chicago u British hlrsh a. "a nes,iass. In
presenting The address Collier nssa. ~ ear
Majesty. in behalf al 50 900 people al tls
cstx ~ Chicago of British birth ~ nareni-
age = gives ne great pleasure "a present 20
sou this cenfnkfUlators 5ublies address.
Though sepsIsiea isf lram oar Own inosher
iana, ouI heaFts slsii beat warmly xiih lors
sno fenefsilen Tor knEiana's ktuees .
The Aaeeu replied thank van
sisd the people you represent fof address
siad thsnts personally. for your osD kind
~ords. NJ ansetf a. address soa
MI hnd a. THIS paper Il,e Qaoea fhsn
handed 10 Collier heg formal reply a. fhs
address which \ - ioilona ihant sou
iuf The address you have presented
10 ne coming, ~ Il doss. fIom .ersons of
tnflisA birth beyond the sa-s ~ho retain
feelings az love Tor their mother couuirv
aud sSmpsths Tor her welfare receive il
With peeulisI satisfaction. That tie f.eo-
pleof Chicago should have given ext.res-
s.cn 10 tbess kind ssntimenla. moi only
toward the sng Saxon rsos IT lhess realn,s
bat also toSsfd myssii ls O. ms a honros of
nu'h f'aAhtsbeA, sbs susisint nlt Ia he
belief thai lhs friendship AnE good nill
whlck now exlsts bel ween tlas fso cour tsl..-
and which have always endaseored Ia
promote, are of real sDa enduring char
aetsr
Collier VAS driven from 0sb0fns House 10
cowes ~ 0ne oi tie k0ysi carriages. ana
returned 10 London ills evening. lte w.s
asket d a United Press representative TO-
night sbeihef ne slssed tie Cueon Asnd.
aud replied No did nos ful the reason
that u wouic have bcen Improper a. / sn
not a British subject, bui am isrond "a Ia
az American citizen J consider Tie ia
that the Queen granted mt q private aud
ienee Tor the purpose of presenting the al
dress compliment not only 70 the British
residents of Chicago. bat u tie citizens of
the town generally.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-23
SUNDAY AS PAYDAY.
u Results IN . Riot Among the Coal
Miners

WILKssBAREE Pa, Aug. PA fearful
riot took place Sunday at Glen Lyon ia
which 800 miners were engaged. The
susqnshsnna Coal Company decidedlto pay
miners on Sunday instead Of Saturday as
heretofore, and Rev. Mr.. Tsggart, a
Methodist preacher. determined TO stop
this desecTstion OF the Sabbath. He orgsniz-
ed q posse OF his church members for that
purposes. The miners determined TO re-
sist Tsggsrts force, aud when the Coal
Companys paymasters appeared made
such hostile demonstrations that the
Church men became alarmed and hid
themselves. Infurixted by over indul-
gence in liquor. the miners then had free
ngh, among themselves. which lasted
nearly an heur. Over sixty of the rioters
were seriously injured. several OF them
fatally.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-23

meeting was held in Cooper Institute this
evening to denounce Henry George and the
United Labor party. The hall was crowded
and much enthusiasm prevailed. Speeches
were M sde by prominent socialists. and
resolutions were adopted that workingmen
of the city repudiate Henry George. his
platforms snd his political machinery be-
cause be was aided by the cspitslistic class
and cast odium upon q body OF earnest
workers and thinkers who have fought the
battle Of humasity and progress.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-23
MORlEY MATTERS.
a Tswn Trsasursr's Pocket Picked
Lucky Railway Collision.

While at the reunion at Ionia, John
Blossom, Treasurer Of Artna Township,
had his pocket picked of S232. The hip
pocket is poor place to carry pocket
book while in . crowd.-0. Bell has
closed bis grocery store or rather his oredi-
tors closed il for him. Caus-, too much
credit business and specializing in govern
ment cutters"--lrs. Gillett and Mr..
Bell. are circulating petition to have Sun
day base ball playing stopped, bat are meet
ing with poor success as nearly every young
man in the village plays on Sunday. a
freight train bound north left caboose and
two box cars standing on the bridge south
OF here Saturday night, and while they
were doing some switching another freight
tram came dashing around the curve Just
below the bridge, aud before they could be
stopped they collided with the three cars.
The csboose was broken mp badly but only
the rear trucks left the track. The box car
next 20 the caboose bad one end crushed
in. As soon as the engineer saw the three
cars standing on the bridge he vhistled for
brakes, reversed bis engine aud jumped.
All the train men jumped but the conduc-
tor, and be vas on top OF box car, and
had - stick 70 his post, but escaped with
out injury. The pilot and headlights were
knocked of Of the snxins. and IL was other
wise disabled. so 10 Ass. 70 De returned to
tAs shops for repairs. No one hurt
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-23
RUNG DOWN LiFE'S CURTAIN.
Suicide of Austin w. Morris. Theatrical
Agent, In . St Louis Hotel.

Suicide OF Austin w. Morris. 1hentricai
Agent, In . St Louis Hotel.
Sr. LOUIS, Aug. 22.-Auslin w. Morris. =
well-known theatrical agent, was last night
found dead in his room al the Lsclede Hotel
with an ugly wound In his heart. He
had committed suicide by stabbing himself
with a knife. and had evidently been dead
since Friday night, as that was the last
stime be had been seen alive. He was forty
two years of age and came here three weeks
ago TO assume the management ofthe Cyclic
rama and Battle of Chattanooga" lie
had worked about two weeks when bus
iiness necessitated his dismissal. since which
time be had grown despondent, and that
was probably the cause OF his suicide.
Morris was formerly prosperous merchant
at Indianapolis where ne was TIE head of
a large stove foundry. known as Mother
head, Morris Il Co. The 6rm went down
during the great crash of 1872, and Tor
want of hetter employment ne became
. theatrical agent. His wife went
upon the stage et laiAr date under her
maiden name, Kate Towsey. His wife is
tie daughter OF an Indianapolis banker,
aud the family once hei& high social po-
sition. Morris was last season with "A
Scrap Of Paper" Company.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-23

BEooKLYE. AuE 22.--The County Beard
of the Ancient Order Of Hibernisns met to-
night 70 consider the McGlynn matter.
After a stormy session il was voted to re-
yoke The charter OF Division No. 2. for in
viting the doctor 70 lecture. Members ~
Division No. ssy thst ths lecture will take
place nevertheless. snd they will appeal
rom the action Of the County Board. A
large majority Of the division takes this
Eronna.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-23
GERMANY WILL TAX CEREALS
To Get Even With tho RussiAa Duty on
1rsu.

BERLIN, Aug. 22.-It is stated that the
German Government intends to propose a
further increase of the import duty on
cereals At the assembling of the Reichstag
in November. which means that Germany
contemplates making reprisals upon Russia
for the latters action in raisingithe duty on
iron, which results in some cases inSthe abb
soiute ruin of German manufacturers. A
large number of ironmasters IN Silesia are
cutting down the number of their en-
ployes in consequences OF the reduced
volume of business, and the stagnation of
the iron trate in other parts of Germany
resulting from the action of Russia is daily
becoming more apparent.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-23

The niitos street. Eatsnsian 10 he ossaes
This T3ii.


Highway Commissioners ouierhout. OF
Wyoming township, has just concluded
successful negotiations With property own
els for the extension Of HiilOn-st. for =
mile south OF tie city Amiss-eus 10 the
sile of the proposed depol st South Grand
Rapids. The Council has ordered the street
opened % the city limits. and the work Of
opening The extension will he commenced
al oLos. aud completed this Fail. This iln-
proyement vii form the most convenient
entrance 10 the city from TIE south, a. II
viii be level. no hills as in tsrandsille-ase.
and South Divisicn-st.. aud viii not Toe used
Tor street railway purposes. kidsesye..
running from South D.ylsion-st - Grand
yllie-Rve on the quarter iae OF section ].
Wyoming township. has also been surveyed.
and will be opened this Fall. sDd vii be
one Of the principal east -and-wesi streets ia
the rapidly growsng southern suburbs.
Work on the South Grand Rapids depot
will be commenced next week A STORE
building is being erected near the station.
and numerous new dwellings are being con
sIructed ia the vicinity.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-23

PrTTsEURe, Aug. 22.Last week Register
Brocker, OF Beaver Falls. Beaver connty.
Pa, received letter from Mrs. Grover
Cleveland stating ths. she was getting up a
genealogical tree of the Presidents family
and she thought she had traced some of
them into Beaver county and wsnied in
formation concerning them. She Was re-
ferred to Ira Cleveland, justice OF the
peace at Freedom Ia.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-23
--. s-
MADE a CIRCUIT THROUGH HIM.
A Kalamazoo Man Terribly Shocked BY
Electricity.

KALAMAZOO. Aug.-Last night when
Frank Messina. in charge of the dynamos
of the electric works in Manufactured
square went to cut of the shop lights,
leaving the police lamps to run
their usual time, in some way
his hand slipped and the wire be
held came in contact with the machine
in his other hand ne held a wire and
thus made circuit through him. He was
terribly shocked and was thrown TO the
floor across the wire. His breast and both
hands were very badly burned. and il is
feared he will lose the useof one eff them.
He walked TO his home on Jasper street.
DIR. Bosnian was called aud made him as
comfortable as possible.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-23

Al Philadelphia fhiiadeiphis, 4. Indanspo-
lis. J.
Az Bo't0n- Boston Chicago game called Al end
OF thira iuning on afo0unf Of rain. Score 10 10
Al New YORK New York Pittsburg game post
poned ON account OF rain.
Al Cleveland BROOKLYN .5 Cleveland, 4.
Al Louisgiile-AIh lesfcs. q: Louisville. q Game
called Ia ninth inning on account OF darkness
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-23
A FORGER IN BRAZIL
And Of Course He Declines to ReturA to
tho Scene of His Crime.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 22.-James Hunter.
who forged James Longs signature to a
large amount of paper ofthe firm of James
and John Hunter. is reported TO be in Bra,
ziL II is said when ne fed from this, city
he went to New. Y ork and boarded . steam
or bound for South America lie Is now
in the interior of Brazil. and is said TO be
unwilling TO return to the city. Although
Pinkerton detectives have abandoned the
search, Hunter has communicated with his
friends. and il is said his wife is. on her
way to join him. The banks holding the
forged paper are still pursuing their inves-
tigat;ons.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-23
SchEMING AGAINST FERDINAND,
Russia Consulting Germany rs to Whs'
Can be Done With Him.

BERLIN. Aug. 22.-M. Velidon, Russian
Ambassador to Constantinople, is in Berlin
negotiating with the German Government
concerning the assumption of the Bulgarian
throne by Prince Ferdinand, and the status
of the principally generally. 1t reported
that Germany agreed 10 consent to Russia's
occupying of Bulgaria provided the num-
Der of troops to be sent th ere and the period
of occupation be specifically defined previ-
Gus to taking possession of the country. out
that the Russian representative stated
that Russia would not agree to any condi-
tons of restraint in the matter.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-23

DESIsoN, Ter, Ang. 22.--Yesterday after
noon J. x. McKee, assaulted Rev. J o.
Cook, minister of the Christian Church, Of
this city, IN the postofiice, with a cane. rs
ing il freely upon the the Reverend gentle
man. Mc,3ee was jailed for n short time.
Mc5ee and his wife separated some time
ago. Both parties are very gncom muni-
cative over the affair.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-23

~ = ~ TE7-afE1- t'fkls-
GzkNp LKpsE, Aug. 22.-"Uncle' John
Nixon. respected pioneer Of this county.
died here yesterday, after short illness.
he was one Of the oldest settlers in this
township.
Yesterday while speeding bis horse on the
race track. having eollidsd with another
vehicle. It i thought he will recover
The track Of the new railroad has been
laid from the junction - the river. aud q
tram road has been built across the river
on which the material for tue piers and
sbutments is seinx transporter.
Elsha Bates, an old resident Of Esgls,
who vas thrown from his horse on Sssur-
dsy. died this morning
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-23


Willis Ia lesa3iief. Seed Il sesFs. son of
l.eohsfa Iok .esdansE, 81 fialnAeld toen.
sAip. an5 q Felsiire u Louis kul les1Nihef
Ao skst feus tsb.ss Aaa thea saieloea
0eei vstA an seC.1eEt GA Sunday which
lnlxAt nsss beet very serious affair. lie
~en1 huntaag GA SUNDAY aud did nai wsnt
bis isfolss - kaow H. o. his FeItfA ht
placed ess san aflaef he window. ane ihen
ko,as INSIDE reached doen iof g. in deins
50 Il silFpsd iIesS his holo Anc the hammer
vns caught aiseiisIgisg ae qua. the coh-
tents 81 wklca we're ioasel a. hls ieH kip
JOINT The noise brought iis parents ~ the
scene inoedisasiy DI. Heyssg was sent
iof az quicsif - possible. and az snxesii ga
tor saoN e. = hole a. iArre A. . sliNer dol
lsr and that several pigeon sisoi had lodged
in the fesa. The p0s had his shot bas IA
ais pants pocket, AID that prevented the
loAd fr0nl enieFlnF the groin which would
probably have Allied han outright. Willis
suffered considerably from the wound. and
when he reoovess permanently Viii prob
ably postpone Ais sunday bants fof time.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-23

BUFFALO, Aug. 22.-Norman E. Mack. Of
the Daily 7gmes, hes purchased the press
franchise OF the RpuJitan, which. until
over year ego. was the afternoon edition
of the Courier. The Times has. until now.
depended on specials. IL is understood
that it will support Governor Hill for Pres
ident, although in the last campaign il
changed its political faith TO advocate
CleyelaBd's election.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-23

DrxvFR. Aus. 22.-For two days news
from Neeker has been very mesxre but
the latest sdvices dated from Neeksr Sun
dsv morning % Governor Adams stated
that sheriff Kendall lad ro1s with seventy
three men to~sra Upper Mix Creek Col
GROW ~ss reported 90 Be in force nssr
Neeker awaiting the approach Of sheriff
kan<fsiis Marty
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-23

ton OF the second inning the Zanesyills
sluseers did bat little with Aldnch. and
their men should have been out With bat
one hit. K rAined befo.s the last half Of
tue hfth inning was pisyed, and the home
club expressed a desire "a quit. bui the yls-
itors dldnt wanl 70. and Diil0n's timely hit
after tso we're ogt.brought in Isll and Van
Lsndt, who bad made hits When AcAlil-
Ian pat the ball In reaeh Of the base he Was
hii hard. The score was as follows.
Kaiam 400. ...-.-........I s o Ill
LsnfsNiie ....... ....,o d q O a. 7
base ii4ts-k Alsmsxoo ~. Zsnesville, IL
Eu0fs-k kslams1oo, o. ZaDessllie, .
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-23
GIVES HIM THE HEARTBURN.
Eject of the Proclamation of the Lsagus
on mir. Russell, Mp.

on MT. Russell, ". u.
LONDON, Aug. 22.-T. w. Russell, M. p,
who left the Liberal Unionist party because
of the proclamation of the National League,
has written letter to explain his action.
Il have done my very best TO per-
suade my party and Her Majesty s
Government from proclaiming the
leagues, but have failed. The government,
in my opinion. hsve sped their last bullet
and handed over Ulster to Parnell. / con-
fess that my heart burned with indignation
to see my friends sacrificing union and Sac
ri6cing loyal tenants 10 q handful of un-
reasonable landlords. deserving of nobody's
consideration.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-23

SAs Fssxczscs, Aus. 22-The Cali Beard
opened toSsy after being elosed thre-
~eeksfThe price q wheat a. the close thre.
weeks ago wss ~ssier -. t1i1l and
"havsr sessan fzfe Todsvs oreninx
vas $50 buyer season and il drspp.s
70 slsss.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-23

Tie uesiesi practitioner ssrorn statement
Of ofis r. packars was fled With the
Couatv Clerk yestsr5aY lie sells Psckxrs :
Little Doctef 81 The Bottle be ovr in-
v~ntior ard E4skss esfh fkzt Re has beea
enTageI N th- selling - medicines fer
sievea xesrs There a no isn coma-fIisr
Aim 70 80 sfer vsfh ne tounv f4erk haf
~ aid f ,ast ths sss8e aae saa care whs
kpowe it
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-23

tstss rttsetNs-sfests-
srsrvs Lass Az. 22-W. c. Baker. j..
a prsmissept snd Influential citizen ef this
village. aiea a. 4 ofelock Tbs morning -
couzesfien cf tie i1nxz. Deceased ~ss -
years ~ aae and highly respected TIE r.
Tast,s ~ils - ,akea - Norristown. y J.
bis aid harre. for infsrmenf
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-23

JAcxsox. Aug 21--Jsnaes p. Bsttis, Of
Fulton. Ohio. one Of the parties Who stole
a pair Of horses from James Farley. Of Ma
poleen. wns CAPTURED in the northern psrt
Of this county this morning. His partner
made hts escape. hrt the officers are hollow
ing hirn closely.
Burglars effected an entrance 20 the resi-
aencr ~ q. ~. Chambers lsst night They
carried 90 SO IN mersy and other vsiss-
bies. The ics indicates that the work vas
dome hv pr.fazsf.,nsl<
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-23

BTveHkHToS, n. Y. Aug. 22-Thomss
Mcdonald vas killed on the railroad two
miles, west Of the city toright. He vas 81
old soldier aged s. ami was going from
the Home At Bath to visit his sister in New
Jersey
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-23
JAKE SHARP INTERESTED.


Nss Yozz. A.. - ia he salt bFoaxht
~ the AstoSBey -osa<fAi f9r ths dissola-
ton Of tie co-psFtaership u Mitchell
Vance 4 Company kAs hxtufes j l.
alleged tast t3s conesEn has been insolssnt
for yesf ~ that suits are tAge.ssnsd %
creditors and thai the assets are about
s7oe.5oo. Liabilities about s-75. eso. and
eouuugenl liabilities Ia rates endorsed oy
The esacern. ss70oo TIE corporation
consents 10 dissolution aud the receiver
sill be appointed tomofros. Creditors
wsfc told st the office Of the corporation
TO-DAY that they would De paid ia full. buG
10 statement Is ebtsinaBle. It ss, however,
a Gloss CORPORATION aud probably few per-
sons will susfsr The capital stock l. 81,
$4,000 and there IL bonded debt OF
s3J5 go mostly held ey stockholders. IL Is
thought that jacob Sharp had soae in
terest IN the concern as his son-in-lAs
holds = responsible position there.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-23

WAsHISGToN. Aug. 22.-It is now de6n-
itely settled that President Cleveland and
most of his Cabinet will go TO Philadelphia
on the 18th of next month to attend the
centennial constitutional celebration there.
Mrs. Cleveland will probably accompany
the President
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-23
sIu., Show Up th. Hook..

NEW YORK. Aug. 22.-The hearing before
Judge .Boo4s.aves in the Court of Common
Pleas todayiflthe Henry S. Ives & Co as
signment 1ksulted in direction from the
Court thst 1vese& Co. must appear before
the refereeA Apx xdisclose the whereabouts of
their missing books.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-23

NsRtoAsETT PfKR, K. l., Ang. 22.-Two
apprentices from the scbOol ship New
Hampshire, stationed at Newport escaped
from that vessel in a stolen catboAt last
night and were wrecked on the rocks in
front Of the hotel here. One was severely
hurt. They were arrested and sent back -
Newport
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-23

NV Yssz. Aug. Hes rasa Laswie
secnsea of fsrx~sy IN Germsn4 wss srrsss.6
hsrs esszv. He nas heea hvinx n Fifts-
s1rx arcs ne caae t8this country.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-23

LoSpoS. Aug. 22.-Mr. Gladstone is suf-
fering somewhat from the effects of cold
but will be in bis scst in the House Of
Commons Thursday night TO move an ad-
dress to the Crown appealing tor the sbro-
CATION Of n proclamation of the Irish
National League.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-23

Ioxpes. Aug - -Psrneli's brofhsr. who
vas Supposed by The frssa ssssr 70 kswe
beea rsss~nxsr On Stesuser CITY "a
hontrssl burvsd 81 ssa. srrlvsd safely a.
BlvsrToei to6sv.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-23

IoypoS. Aag. Z2-Ihe American Peace
Men e-al has been signed By 600 members
of the House of Commons. incln2ing
Joseph Chsmberlsln, Aundelia and Sir
George G Treveiyan.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-23

LoTpoS. Anz. 1z-Ihe Glsdssonisn
members Of PsFisment viii hold cor
ference IN tbe House Of Commons Tha-s-
dav % arrange a rrogse mne fer future
scfion IN sngForf q tbe Fsrnsilizes
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-23
SEVENTEEN DROWNED.
Accidentally Thrown Into the River from
Barge.

LONDON. Aug. 22.-During the regatta
on the Thames below London bridge today
about thirty-fve spectators climbed upon a
barge laden with hay. The ropes holding
the tarp2ulin covering the hay broke with
their weight and the barge gave a lurch
throwing the people into the water. Seven
teen persons were drowned.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-23

Nrw Yesx Aux 22-B. Thomss general
super s,srdeat 81 fhe Ere Eslwsv has
RS znsa. re as otsa Tiia tas road fxslss
veers
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-23

WtsH1xsrox. Afs. Com ptreiier Trsr-
hairn fcssv rrcTiv@l nsieRregn fresa Pr~s-
ifeuf "a sce of the Srrater. g C.. Nstisns =
hsrk. announcins fb2t Chsri@s +. B2rfiefS
e.sh<er ~ 80 esnk bad s5scoadei. Tie
sma1nt sraeszzlea vas ret stated.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-23
pErsolr WINS AGAIN.
The sss5~rlss - shs es~s.ass ksr@ksa Ue =,
Rails estefaAs.

TIE psuuSns raefe3 4iri,y il the eleezs
Yesterday saa nslFoil made another detes.
asiaed aas sgeossslal Struggle toE Il i sas
eea plasea Essas. snd sn cay eletory faf
the Welseriess, TIE e1oeedlngly large nasn.
ef tAiFssse bass hits esins made by theal
Tee fesiew ~ : the scolx
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-23

Pss-s, Aux 2.-Tas b-sixaizg e re
vn-k of aee9 zstioa IN the FreacA array
rih .og hexs1 ssal Aegsss =.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-23

...va~tz ~ rase 80 = ~ he'd q ~ r-
smss
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-23
FURNITURE TO ORDER.

Anything or everything in the
line of special furniture, inside
finish Of house, Office CT store,
wood mantcls. and contract
workof any kind made TO order
cn short notice aud IN the best
manner out OF thoroughly dried
lumber ofsny kind. Designs fur.
nished when desired.
Wolverine Chair Factory,
w. Z. Pearl-st, bridge
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-23

tleEle called "a rcooGn' cf ran.
The Kew YORK flflshurx game Naz osiTonea
or <oe3uus VI ala.
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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-06-15
What Gas Has Done for Kokomo.

hokomo GaZette-Tribune.
Seven months ago Kokomo had a population
of barely 5000. Seven months ago 20 per cent
of kokomo's houses were empty Seven months
ago half of kokomo's factories We're standing
idle. Seven months ago business was, IN largo
measure. DaralyZed. Seven months ago koko-
barely holding her own with other Indi-
ana towns. Seven months ago kokomo struck
gas. And them and then! The empty houses be-
gan to fill up; the factory wheels began TO move;
all branches of business began to pick up and
gathered force with each successive day until
the present What is the situation nowE Every
house in the city is occupied, some of them by
two or three families; not only the houses that
were empty at that time but. also. the 800 new
ones built since. Twelve hundred families, that
have been using dirty coal and soboy elm wood
for heating and cooking, now have their meals
cooked by natural gas. All the factories in
existence at that time now running at
their full capacity-some of them night and
day. Four factories. with aggregate
capital of 81, 250, 900 and giving employment to
six hundred workmen. have located here since
that time. A contract for water works has been
executed and the system will be completed be-
fore the end of the Our population has
increased 800 and is still increasing as fast
as houses can be provided for their accommoda-
ton All this have secured, and in the al
m ost incredible period of seven months.